BES et al for TMO and VZW down in San Diego & S Dakota. Now, that said, I am enjoying the peace. Reading these comments is making me crazy.

nice find!

"...washed up, arrogant..." and Jarno Trulli? You clearly know not of what you speak. Lazy.

All true but, really, a sign of seriously good driver is watching what they can do with something like a big Buick.

Does anyone here remember the BMW L6 and L7? Everyone likes to think of BMW as being brand of perfect pedigree. This is a bad move Nissan. Really bad.

I saw one in the San Diego area last week. Seeing them in person is no better than these photos. Lame.

Why is it that you guys never report on VW Group sales? The answer shouldn't be "because they don't."

I would like to know how much of that outstanding debt has corresponding credit default swaps against it. Presuming it is substantial, those bondholders actually get more in a bankruptcy, probably through AIG but ultimately from us.

Bravo. I like Hamilton but if he did this, let him have it. BUT, the stewards and FIA have to be uniform about their enforcement of this stuff. A few yrs ago, this was the stuff that Schumacher did semi-regularly and was rarely disciplined in the unusual instance he was actually called on it. That sort of favoritism hurt the sport far more than Bernie & Max will admit.

And the bit about butanol from algae is just wrong. The value of algae as a feedstock is as a provider of oil, commonly dreamed of as a future source of biodiesel. Butanol is produced from sugars which, in the US, are generally going to come from starches which come from grains such as milo, barley, wheat and corn. While the final product is more similar to gasoline than is ethanol, it is much less efficient (and therefore economical) to produce. Quite appropriate actually that this was in an article about Panoz' dream.